
Photograph of "The World Trade Towers" from Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island
I came across this old photograph taken from Ellis Island with New York City and the "The World Trade Towers" in the back ground.
This photograph was taken around 1982 when I spent one week in Manhattan with John Robert Powers Modeling Agency, and I have no idea who this goofy looking guy is that jumped into the photograph.
I decided to share some of my other photographs that were taken with the photo above. These photographs were taken from small prints I found in a old photo album so there very blurry, but you can get a feel for the moment.
I did go up to the observation deck of the the "The World Trade Towers" and the views of New York City were breath-taking. I never thought in a million years that they would ever be destroyed by Terrorists.
These photos are 28 years old and when I look at them I remember a wonderful fun time in my life.

This photo above was taken from the crown of the "Statue of Liberty"

This photo above was taken from the ferry that tours "Ellis Island" and the "Statue of Liberty"

When I look at this photo (below) it saddens me to think that "The World Trade Towers" are gone!

All photographs taken by Robert Swetz in New York City - 1982 - all rights reserved -
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What wonderful pictures...they truly depict what our country stands for. It is such a shame that our government is allowing a Mosque to be built so close to the former site. It is a slap in the face.